Kiffin experiments by putting the offensive star Robert Woods the on defensive side of the ball.
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Reclusive artist turns the tables on amateur director in documentary
The well-known artist Banksy follows one man’s immersion into the world of street art.
Read the rest of this article »University starts fund for research collaboration
The grants will go toward retreats, workshops and seminars for the groups.
Read the rest of this article »Study says women and men argue differently
The study found that men have less brain response to facial expressions during fights.
Read the rest of this article »Poll shows Proposition 23 losing support in California
Campus groups protest the proposition, which has been supported by oil companies.
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Parking for the inauguration will be free, and trams will be available for transportation.
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The Natural History Museum, located across the street from the university on Exposition Boulevard, moved its dinosaur statues to the corner of the museum on Wednesday. The center is undergoing a renovation project that include 11 thematic areas and a bridge. Correction: 10/17/10: A previous version of this caption misidentified the Natural History Museum as [...]
Read the rest of this article »Largest LGBT library resource coming to USC
The collection holds books, magazines, videos and drawings about LGBT culture in Los Angeles.
Read the rest of this article »The Rose Bowl Flea Market is a shopper’s paradise
The monthly open-air market is a cheap alternative for college students looking for vintage clothes, records and exotic goods.
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You might have thought that the seminal animated series The Simpsons ran out of good bits for its “couch gag” introduction by now. After all, the show is in its 22nd season — that’s 467 episodes — which is a long, long time to keep coming up with ideas. And, for the most part, audiences [...]
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